WASHINGTON -- College Park speed cameras are under fire. AAA Mid-Atlantic says they aren't accurate and are placed to trap drivers.
More than 60,000 tickets have been issued since last fall, bringing in $2.4 million, 40 percent of which goes to the camera vendor, according to the automobile agency.
John B. Townsend II, manager of Public and Government Affairs for AAA Mid-Atlantic, points specifically to one camera on Mettzerott Road near the University of Maryland campus.
Just subpeona the camera into court to be tested for accuracy each time a ticket is issued. That should end the problem with the crooks running government.
ReplyDeleteJust wait until they put those things up in Salisbury.
ReplyDeleteThis is what some motorists have found out first hand but try to beat a speeding ticket in court. HA. One of their main sources of revenue.
ReplyDeleteThey even make you a deal, no points, we just want your money. And call it safety.